Augusta, Georgia Government

Compliance

• Conduct sanitation and compliance inspections of assigned dairy farms, plants, and other regulated establishments
• Enforce state and federal laws, rules, regulations, the Pasteurized Milk Ordinance, and the Code of Federal Regulations
• Collect and review samples, sanitation practices, records, product labels, environmental swabs, raw milk, glycol, and water
• Observe employees for adherence to health, food sanitation, and GMP requirements
• Advise dairy firm managers and personnel on health and food sanitation regulations
• Notify supervisors of imminent hazards, violations, minimum-standard failures, and significant changes
• Review plans and specifications for new or renovated food establishments and consult with owners or builders
• Submit license applications, documents, fees, agency forms, federal forms, FDA contracts, mileage reports, and expense reports
• Brief responsible dairy personnel on inspection findings and corrective actions
• Issue stop-sale orders or witness voluntary destruction of adulterated, contaminated, or misbranded food
• Maintain State-issued equipment and enforcement ratings
• Examine plant records for compliance with specialized training and documentation requirements
• Distribute samples to laboratories, ensure sample integrity, and complete collection reports
• Conduct follow-up inspections, re-sampling, and corrective actions after laboratory analyses
• Supervise environmental-swab collection when applicable
• Attend meetings, conferences, and training courses and perform other assigned duties

Dairy Compliance Specialist 1, 2, or 3

Adjunct Instructor

• Teach psychology courses as an adjunct instructor
• Teach at Athens Community Career Academy locations in Athens, Georgia
• Deliver instruction using college-approved methods, including face-to-face, online, and audio/video formats
• Satisfy applicable accrediting-body credentialing requirements for assigned courses

Adjunct Instructor – Psychology

• Teach Economics courses as an adjunct instructor
• Teach in-person courses at Athens Technical College locations
• Teach Athens Technical College courses in-person at area high school campuses
• Deliver courses using all college-approved methods, including face-to-face and online audio/video
• Meet credentialing requirements for applicable accrediting bodies

Adjunct Instructor, Economics

Inspector

• Inspect and test the accuracy of high-speed fuel meters, truck meters, loading rack meters, CNG meters, milk meters, and associated devices
• Thoroughly examine dispensing devices to ensure established standards are met
• Test and verify meter calibration
• Verify fuel dispenser accuracy using monetary and volumetric indicators according to established procedures
• Respond promptly to complaints
• Investigate consumer complaints concerning pumping-device accuracy and prepare documentation
• Attend meetings and training seminars
• Interact with all levels of the Department to promote respect, cooperation, and excellent performance
• Maintain the State vehicle and job-related equipment
• Work outdoors in various weather conditions
• Travel overnight occasionally

Wholesale Fuel Inspector, Agriculture Inspector

Software Engineer

• Design, code, test, modify, and debug computer software under general supervision
• Analyze, research, and troubleshoot software and system problems
• Develop documentation of programming and troubleshooting activities
• Install and maintain database information systems
• Provide application support to end-users
• Respond to end-user help desk requests on an as-needed basis

Programmer

• Utilize current curriculum and instructional materials to teach the state-approved Cosmetology and/or Nail Technician curriculum
• Foster effective learning in classroom and lab settings
• Evaluate students’ progress toward goals and objectives
• Ensure student learning outcomes are attained and properly recorded
• Prepare and maintain documentation and administrative reports
• Ensure safety and security requirements are met in the classroom and laboratory
• Retain students who enroll in the program through graduation
• Assist with placement of program graduates
• Maintain good rapport with business, industry, and the public sector
• Teach in an on-campus classroom/lab environment

Adjunct Nail Technician Instructor

• Teach English courses as an adjunct instructor
• Teach at Athens Technical College locations, including area high school and career academy campuses
• Deliver courses using college-approved methods, including face-to-face, online, audio/video, and other modalities
• Maintain course instruction compliant with applicable accrediting-body requirements
• Submit application materials including cover letter, resume/vita, professional references, and unofficial transcripts

Adjunct Instructor, English

Communications

• Teach Speech/Communications courses as an adjunct instructor
• Teach at all Athens Technical College locations
• Teach courses on area high school campuses
• Deliver instruction using college-approved methods, including face-to-face, online, and audio/video formats
• Satisfy applicable accrediting-body credential requirements for assigned courses

Adjunct Instructor – Speech/Communications

• Prepare lesson plans for classroom instruction in credited technical/occupational courses
• Prepare standardized course syllabi using the provided template
• Evaluate students’ progress against established grading requirements
• Prepare and maintain required documentation and administrative reports
• Attend required professional development training
• Teach Economics courses in classroom, lab, or field environments
• Maintain knowledge of current Economics trends and developments
• Provide instruction in Economics theory and practical applications
• Measure program or departmental student learning outcomes
• Submit learning outcome results to the department chair
• Teach assignments that may include classroom, evening, and distance learning delivery

Economics Adjunct Instructor

• Prepare lesson plans for classroom instruction in credited technical/occupational courses
• Prepare standardized course syllabi using the provided template
• Evaluate students’ progress against established course grading requirements
• Prepare and maintain required documentation and administrative reports
• Attend professional development training as required for specific classroom or online course delivery
• Teach Political Science courses in classroom, lab, or field environments
• Maintain knowledge of current trends and developments in Political Science
• Provide instruction in Political Science theory and practical applications
• Measure program or departmental student learning outcomes and submit results to the department chair
• Teach assignments that may occur in fall, spring, and summer terms on a term-by-term basis